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Engages the community in collecting donations of new school supplies and backpacks. Donations received are then sorted and packed into new backpacks that are distributed to registered Douglas and Pope County K-12 students.
Provides students, families, and community members with access to information and support from community agencies addressing basic needs such as food, clothing, energy assistance, shelter, and healthcare. The resource rooms maintain limited supplies of clothing, personal household items, and food for immediate access. They accept donations of winter gear (coats, gloves, mittens, hats, scarves), sweatpants, socks, t-shirts, and gift cards (Visa, Target, Walmart, gas, Cub Foods, etc.).
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School supplies offered in August, to children who attend Foley schools, grades K - 12. Provides school supplies appropriate to the student's grade will be available along with backpacks. School supply donations are accepted from the community at any time.
The goals of the Family Development programs are to assist families in crisis situations, meet basic needs, and to strive towards and maintain self-sufficiency Services may include:
Food programs
- Food shelf vouchers
Application assistance
- Food support
- Health insurance
- Social security benefits
Seasonal
- School supply distribution
- Winter clothing
- Food baskets
- Toys and holiday gifts to families in need
Outreach and referrals to
- Budgeting
- Housing
- Medical services
- Parenting education
- Transportation
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The goals of the Family Development programs are to assist families in crisis situations, meet basic needs, and to strive towards and maintain self-sufficiency Services may include:
Food programs
- Food shelf vouchers
Application assistance
- Food support
- Health insurance
- Social security benefits
Seasonal
- School supply distribution
- Winter clothing
- Food baskets
- Toys and holiday gifts to families in need
Outreach and referrals to
- Budgeting
- Housing
- Medical services
- Parenting education
- Transportation
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An emergency fund for students to provide clothing, eyeglasses, prescription drugs, and required materials for class projects.
The goals of the Family Development programs are to assist families in crisis situations, meet basic needs, and to strive towards and maintain self-sufficiency Services may include:
Food programs
- Food shelf vouchers
Application assistance
- Food support
- Health insurance
- Social security benefits
Seasonal
- School supply distribution
- Winter clothing
- Food baskets
- Toys and holiday gifts to families in need
Outreach and referrals to
- Budgeting
- Housing
- Medical services
- Parenting education
- Transportation
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Provides various forms of relief to military families through its programs, such as:
- Critical Financial Assistance: Rent, mortgage, utility, and medical bills; based on need
- Recurring Family Support programs: Back to School Brigade, Holiday Meals for Military, Star Spangled Baby Showers, Holiday Toy Drive, and Military Child of the Year.
- Vehicle Repair
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Children can pick out a backpack and fill it with school supplies based on their school's supply list, with quantities adjusted as needed. Seasonal distribution days are annually in August and are available by appointment throughout the school year.
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The goals of the Family Development programs are to assist families in crisis situations, meet basic needs, and to strive towards and maintain self-sufficiency Services may include:
Food programs
- Food shelf vouchers
Application assistance
- Food support
- Health insurance
- Social security benefits
Seasonal
- School supply distribution
- Winter clothing
- Food baskets
- Toys and holiday gifts to families in need
Outreach and referrals to
- Budgeting
- Housing
- Medical services
- Parenting education
- Transportation
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Provides free school supplies; school supply donations accepted year-round
Assistance with: - Lodging for individuals experiencing homelessness - Rent assistance (in case of eviction) - Seasonal/holiday help - Utility assistance (in case of shut-off)
Collaborative effort that provides new back-to-school supplies to Olmsted County families with children in grades preK-12: - Backpacks and supplies are distributed to students through participating school districts - Donations are accepted online in early July when the supply drive opens - Organizations, groups, or businesses may participate by holding their own drive online - Volunteer opportunities are available for individuals or groups
Emergency fund to provide clothing, eyeglasses, prescription drugs, and required materials for class projects.
Services vary from county to county; volunteer opportunities included for interested community members. Services may include: Basic needs: - Back-to-school assistance - Food - Housing - Other emergency needs - Transportation - Utility assistance Summer camps for youth Thrift store vouchers for clothing/household goods
Offers the following children's programming:
- Baby and Toddler Care Packages: Clients participating in the food shelf may receive a care package for babies and toddlers that includes diapers or pull-ups, wipes, and other items as available, such as onesies, hats, baby lotion, and body wash. Formula, bottles, and baby food may also be available. Care packages are assembled based on diaper size. Not all items are available at all times based on supply.
- Birthday Bags: Clients participating in the food shelf may receive a “Birthday Bag” for each child’s birthday. Bags are filled with candles, cake decorations, party favors for 6–8 kids, themed plates and napkins, colorful party decorations (table cloths, paper streamers, etc.), and small toys or crafts. Parents may also pick up a birthday cake or cupcakes. Families should notify CEAP when scheduling a food appointment if a child has an upcoming birthday.
- LearnStrong Back To School: Provides backpacks filled with school supplies to families in the community through a curbside distribution program. Backpacks are provided and assembled by generous community partners and individual donors.
- Toys of Joy Holiday Program: A special event held in December where parents can shop for toys for their children in CEAP’s Community Room. Community partners and individual donors provide gifts.
Helps youth who need support to thrive in the community. Services included:
- Bus cards to get around
- Case management
- Clothing items
- Financial counseling classes include bank accounts, budgeting, credit counseling, and savings
- Food Resources
- Hygiene products
- One on one individual mentoring and goal planning
- School needs such as school supplies and advocating on for children at school
- Shoes
- Young teen pregnancy (resources to help adolescents who dropped out of school go back and get their High School diploma or GED)
Provides a clothing closet of new or secondhand clothing. Also, accepts donations of gently used items. Items offered: - Adults and children's clothing - Necessities based on available resources - Household items - Limited school supplies - Winter gear or winter clothing
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Provides clothing, school supplies, and hygiene items
The goals of the Family Development programs are to assist families in crisis situations, meet basic needs, and to strive towards and maintain self-sufficiency Services may include:
Food programs
- Food shelf vouchers
Application assistance
- Food support
- Health insurance
- Social security benefits
Seasonal
- School supply distribution
- Winter clothing
- Food baskets
- Toys and holiday gifts to families in need
Outreach and referrals to
- Budgeting
- Housing
- Medical services
- Parenting education
- Transportation
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The availability of financial assistance/vouchers varies month by month and may be limited to partial payments depending on the amount owed and funds available. Financial emergency assistance may be available once every 12 months and considered on a case-by-case basis for the following services:
- Food vouchers
- Furniture vouchers and referrals to Bridging to receive furniture
- Gas money vouchers or gift cards are available once every 6 months, depending upon the situation
- HeatShare program provides fuel oil, gas, and electric payment assistance to avoid disconnection
- Information and referral for eye care and food shelf
- Networking support
- Other financial assistance for emergencies beyond the individual's control
- Pathway of Hope: Mentoring program for families. Provides help with attaining goals.
- Rent payment assistance
- School supplies available seasonally
- Seasonal family and kids' day and weekend camps
- Sewer, trash, and water service payment assistance
- Vehicle repair cost assistance
- Winter outerwear
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- Provides fresh produce, bread, frozen, and canned foods in a grocery store-type setting for individuals and families living in the ROCORI School District. - Backpacks with school supplies are also available and are distributed in August to families in need. - Food donations can be dropped off at the food shelf during open hours, or call to schedule a drop-off time.
Provides the follwing services:
- Adopt a Family: A holiday giving program connecting low-income families with anonymous sponsors that provide the families with gifts and necessities
- Birthday Shelf: Gifts and party supplies to celebrate a child's birthday
- Personal Hygiene: Personal hygiene items and cleaning supplies given out once per month to stretch budgets
- Pet Food Assistance: Pet food available once per month if needed
- Ready to Learn: School supplies and backpacks for children in grades K-12
- Annual school supplies drive - Clothing items - Donation center - Food shelf garden - Food shelf will provide 3 days' worth of food once each month per family or individual - Holiday meal baskets for Thanksgiving and Christmas - Houseware items
Supports American Indian students by promoting academic achievement and graduation through culturally responsive instruction, family engagement, and collaboration with schools and the community. Also provides limited assistance with educational needs such as school supplies, testing fees, cultural materials, and select activity-related expenses when funding is available.